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Rent seeking at the margin? Theory and evidence from UNESCO World Heritage List
We analyze, theoretically and empirically, how rent seekers allocate resources between alternative rents in the context of UNESCO’s World Heritage List (WHL). In the model, representatives of member countries lobby UNESCO to include national sites in the WHL. Sites can be either of high or low quali
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